johnydepp

From past 5 years I have become forest enthusiast. Me and 5 more guys spend weekends planting trees. But it takes a lot time to plant and take care of trees. Because of our limited men-power, I fear, we won't be able to do anything impactful in our lifetime. I would love to know how technology can help in this case.

There's so much innovation happening in other fields but I can't find anything related to Afforestation. This saddens me a little bit.

I am sure there would be more people on HN who are interested in the same area. I would love to hear from you.

Any information around tooling, robotics. Any contacts, guidance. Throw any information you might think will be useful!

Now that we know its a real thing and critical. What are the things an individual can do?

What changes a person could make in daily routine? What a leader, founder, CEO or anyone can do to educate the people in his organization?

And please mention if you are already doing something.

For my part, I am being energy efficient, using some renewable power and having a bicycle. But it doesn't feel enough!

Hey guys,

https://play.google.com/store /apps/details?id=com.byte3d.poker

This is my poker game, recently its getting little traction. Its written in golang and c++. It is multiplayer (I am using raw TCP connections). You can contact me if you want to know anything about architecture or any other aspect of it.

I created a realtime multiplayer card game for IOS & Android. That said its obvious that I had a proxy server. And I used to have 700 daily active users and I was really proud about it.

Then one unfortunate day I went to holiday for 2 days. When I came back the DAU (daily active users) dropped to 100.

WTF happened??

I knew there was a bug on server that it used to crash once in 10 days. I did not get time to resolve it so made a monitoring process which will auto-restart it once it crashes. While I was away AWS EC2 instant got restarted and both server and monitoring process did not start. Server was down for 1 whole day.

Lesson learned: 1. Write Murphy's law on your desk. 2. How do you define quality? Users should not have desire to look out for another option once they find your product. 3. Live Ops matters :)